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April 5, 2025
Baltimore native Rafael Alvarez, most well-known for his time writing on Baltimore-set HBO crime drama series The Wire, discussed his own experiences and writing process with Hopkins students Tuesday evening. Held in Mudd 26, this marked the third and final installment of the Baltimore Artists Meetup's (BAM) fall event schedule.
Baltimore native Rafael Alvarez, most well-known for his time writing on Baltimore-set HBO crime drama series The Wire, discussed his own experiences and writing process with Hopkins students Tuesday evening. Held in Mudd 26, this marked the third and final installment of the Baltimore Artists Meetup’s (BAM) fall event schedule.
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